Lisa See

• Lisa See God of Luck Ruthanne Lum McCunn   Beautifully combines the hardships and brutality of the kidnapping of a Chinese man, conditions on the slave ships, and the bitterness of backbreaking labor in a foreign land with the sadness and determination of a wife and family back home. . . . A story of emotional depth and truth.

  Submitted Jul 22nd 09 by Writersrecommendations, 0 comments

• Lisa See War Trash Ha Jin   Ha Jin's historical novel about Chinese prisoners held during the Korean War couldn't be more topical. In telling this story from the loser's perspective, he has called upon all of his wonderful and impressive skills as a writer. He never shies away from the degradation of the prisoners, while at the time revealing small humanities that happen in even the most desperate of circumstances.

  Submitted Jul 22nd 09 by Writersrecommendations, 0 comments

• Lisa See Final Acts Alex Abella   Alex Abella's Final Acts looks at good and evil in the modern worls through the real and the imaginary, through dream and nightmare, and through faith and terror. At times frightening, at times suffused with the tragedy of personal loss, this novel sings with the magic of music, dance, and rhythm.

  Submitted Apr 22nd 09 by Writersrecommendations, 0 comments